Not Guilty Verdict in Hattie Le Blanc Murder Case
In Cambridge Massachusetts judge blocks indicting Hattie Le Blanc, ruling evidence insufficient. The jury acquits Le Blanc after an hour and a half, amid cheering crowds. Mrs Glover and supporters recount the case as a mistrial and a personal ordeal.
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Cambridge Mass
Hattie le
Clerk Dillingham
Dillingham
Hattle le Blanc
Foreman Fairbanka
Viattie
Theourl
East Cambridge
Ts Filet
Wier
Tudge Bond
Hattiet
Litlian St Grover
Bond
Glover
Vrs Glover
Waltham
Mto
Huattle
Jude Hond
Died Notices and Obituaries From Washington Area
Fragmented death notices list multiple individuals with varied spellings and details. Entries include Mrs Elizabeth Quiet Buckle wife of James Selby, Joseph E Crandall, Randall, Catherine Long, and George Sargent. Interments at Greenwood Cemetery and Congressional Cemetery with private services and family attendance noted.
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Nineteenth Street
Trecembo
Twenty Tid Street
Dasid
G Barnitz
Walmington
Del
York
Northumberland
Randall
Joseph E Crandall
Htsang Street
Ghnwood
Tom
William
Julia
Fridny
Congressional Cemetery
Leah
Liza To Leach
John KR Wailight Company
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklin N . Boston
Catherine
Daniel Iong Punerat
New Jersey Avenue
St Alovaius Church
Jisf
James H VicGill Funsiat
Third Street
Baptists
Julian Putsche
Baltimore
Charles
Gawler’s Chapel
Philadelphia
John A
Johanna
Patrick Quirk
Monroe Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Sargent
Irving Street
Brookland George
Annie M Sargent
Tenth Street
Northwest
Elizabeth
James Selb
McKendree M
Filday
Walker
Q Street
Sally Pwalkor
Fredericksburg
Lhzi JS
J Ave
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Crandall Government Hospital For the Insane
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George Washington University Hospital
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Yeers Sallie F Walker
Stow
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Twelve Die In Mine Accident at Bond Shaft Event
Newton Virginia reporting twelve men killed in a Bond Coal Company shaft explosion near Greene. Rescue efforts halted overnight with two survivors, one dying later. Names include Superintendent James Barrowman and mine foreman William Ritchie among the dead. nine bodies recovered. Families gathered as authorities worked to recover all victims.
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Bond Coal Company
Greene
Here
James Barrowman
William Ritchie
Lee Rowland
Charles Williams
Jhsse Ritchie
Charles Whitaker
John Rodan
Arch Leslie
John Ritchie
Charles Rosenbaum
Ritchie
Rosenbaum
Barrowman
Navy officer to fly aero training by Curtiss offered
Glenn H Curtiss will instruct a naval officer in aeroplane operation. The Navy Department will accept the offer, citing the airship as a future war vessel asset. Curtiss plans to drill one officer at the aviation grounds near Los Angeles this winter, with the department yet to select the officer.
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Glenn H Curtiss
Navy Department
Department
Curtiss
Los Angeles
Cal
Licensed to Marry Amid Complex Navy of Names
A jumble of marriage licenses lists numerous couples with varied ages and origins, from Martinsburg West Virginia to Richmond Virginia. Clergy including Rev Stephen Trederek and Rev J Harvey Dunham perform ceremonies for pairs such as Burch Simms, Horton and Page, with partners from Amelia and Montgomery counties and beyond.
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Jams
Benjamin Burch
Maria Loraine Simms
Stephen T Mortis Trederek
Lane
Page
M Woods Lin
T Cassell
Amanda B Cowne
Gaherton Va
A Belin Philp
R Slaughter
Sarah E Anderson
Rappahannock
Sweele Wills
Ray Donald
Mackeod
Sharpe
Greensboro
Gerthide Colerider
John Welfby
George W Patterson
Agnes F Thorpson
Johns Jatt S
Taner
Elizabeth Austin
James F Mackin
Maurice L Snelling
Minnie Kaufelt
Richmond Va
James M
Births and Deaths in Health Office Records With Notable Eli Perkins
Births list many couples and newborns including Norman and Stella Vought girl and Samuel and Anna M Taylor boy with numerous other family pairings and infant entries. Deaths section lists many ages and institutions from Hospital and Asylum records along with a note about Eli Perkins known as Eli Perkina, humorist, described as critically ill at Yonkers home, age 11.
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Norman
Stella Vought
Samuel
Anna M_ Taylor
Henry J
Mary M Raley
Uissues Ki
Margaret B
Owens
John T
Allee McAuliffe
Bernard
Annie McKeil
Jas
Wortley Moffett
Thomas P
Margaret L Larkingiel
Brank D
Lucy J Kiiikissiner
Itate Land
Tena Jacobson
Louis’ Rand
Annie Jones
Car
Lilian Halley
Tred
Gertrude Hollman
Ionn Rand Lottle L Englieh
James W
Terrese Seattles
John
Eadie Jackson
Charles W
Amanda Coates
Arthur D
Alberta Ashton
Eli Perkins
New York
Dee M—Melville de Laney Landon
Eli Perkina
Yonkers
Nine miners die in coal mine explosion rescue
Outside observers waited for signals as a mine shaft explosion trapped miners. Hours passed without word from Superintendent and companions. Nine bodies were recovered by miners with oxygen helmets after rescuers entered the shaft. Roan of Clinchfield Coal Corporation led the rescue as a whistle warned nearby villages miles away.
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Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Bedouin Revolt Spreads Across Karak District
Special cable from Constantinople reports the Bedouin uprising near the Dead Sea growing worse. Bedouins sack railroad stations north of Maan to Djurfelderwich and slaughter soldiers and railway workers. Government sends reinforcements to suppress the revolt.
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Washington Post
Constantinople
Karak
Dead Sea
Maan
Djurfelderwich
Rhinelander homeless arraigned on vagrancy charge
Special to The Washington Post from Saratoga NY December 4 William C Rhinelander heir to the Rhinelander estate says he has received nothing from his late father’s estate since October and is penniless with nowhere to sleep His wife Julia C seeks separation He fears he will go blind and faces county care if he cannot support himself Desertion charges drop Captain John O Connell son of a retired general is removed from the U S Army for desertion after vanishing from Fort Snelling Minnesota President ordered his dismissal a post exchange shortfall was reported The officer is a native of Ohio and a Military Academy graduate class of 1889
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William C Rhinelander
William Rhinelander
New York City
Rhinelander
Julia C
John O'Connell
Twenty Eighth Infantry
United States Army
O'Connell
Fort Snelling
Minn
Department
Post Exchange Fund
O Connell
Ohn J O'Connell
Ohio
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